Monthly Archives: January 2014

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  • Audience Braves Cold to Attend GFDD’s Environmental Short Film at Princeton’s Eco-Fest

    In complete contrast to the deep chill outside, a warm-hearted welcome was afforded to those souls that braved freezing temperatures to attend the screening of Global Foundation for Democracy and Development’s Short Film “Garbage or Resource? A Dominican Republic Experience” at the 8th Annual Princeton Environmental Film Festival (PEFF) at Princeton Public Library on January 31st.

  • GFDD to Participate in VIII Caribbean Biodiversity Congress

    GFDD and FUNGLODE will participate in the VIII Caribbean Biodiversity Congress (CBDC), which will take place from January 29 to February 2 at the Hotel Magna in Santo Domingo. The Autonomous University of Santo Domingo, along with other organizations, has organized this event every three years since 2002.

  • GFDD’s New Series of Eco-Courses Aid Sustainable Agricultural Development in the Dominican Republic

    On Tuesday January 28th, GFDD’s EcoHuertos program will be launching its new series of workshops with a training session on basic cultivation practices. This will be held at the Fray Ramon Pane School in Santo Domingo. A total of three new courses have been added to the program that will help build capacity and train students, teachers and parents on topics such as basic garden maintenance, organic composting and pollinators and pests.

  • 2014 University of Rhode Island Winter Programs Come to a Successful Close

    The two simultaneous University of Rhode Island January Programs hosted by InteRDom  came to a close on Thursday, January 16 after an engaging two-week agenda of seminars, lectures, field trips and service projects for the largest group InteRDom has hosted to date–  24 political science and nursing students and 5 professors.

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